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Planned Hours Remaining and Revised Estimate

  • July 17, 2025
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Now that the Planned Hours Remaining field has been fixed, we turned it back on and noticed that there was an alert when a user has negative hours. This alert instructs users to enter a new estimate in the Revised Estimate column but we don’t have that column turned on as it does not alert the project manager who is usually not the resource manager that they need more hours.  How could we do one of the following?

  1. Update that message to instruct them to reach out to the project manager
  2. Turn off the alert when we don’t use the Revised Hours column
  3. Add Revised Estimates field as a reportable field either in an existing or new report or in a tile

 

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  • Silver Innovator
  • July 17, 2025

What was the issue with Planned Hours? We are seeing some crazy stuff with our timesheets since July 1st.


pamela.sargent
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  • July 17, 2025

@millertj2 - You can use the configurable text to change the message to something that you would like displayed.  We too have done this since we do not have Contributor Estimate turned on. 

Some great resources in CSC on how to find the correct configurable text to modify: (cliff notes: first step is to turn on the browser language Zulu)

Happy to help if you have questions.

Pam Sargent
NASCO


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  • July 30, 2025

@millertj2 - You can use the configurable text to change the message to something that you would like displayed.  We too have done this since we do not have Contributor Estimate turned on. 

Some great resources in CSC on how to find the correct configurable text to modify: (cliff notes: first step is to turn on the browser language Zulu)

Happy to help if you have questions.

Pam Sargent
NASCO

Thanks Pam! This helps a lot!